When Halloween time approaches, we all instantly think of costumes, trick or treating, pumpkin carving, and, of course, candy and sweets. Besides the fun costumes, the main reason kids love Halloween is because of the massive amounts of candy they receive from trick or treating. Did you know that on average, kids eat about 50-100…
Top 10 Tips for a Healthier Halloween
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerBOO! Did Halloween scare you? Are you feeling uneasy with the haunting holiday of sweets approaching? Halloween is always a difficult, but extremely important time to practice mindful eating, but don’t worry! I’ve got you covered. When you think of Halloween, the first few things that come to mind are probably costumes, trick-or-treating, pumpkin…
How to Stay Mindful this Halloween
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerThe month of October is synonymous with Halloween and spooky fall festivities. But along with trick-or-treating comes massive amounts of sugar. Whether you’re out and about tricking or home dishing out the treats, these tips will help you stay an intuitive eater amidst all of the chaos. Eat Before You Treat Just before the…
Boo! Don’t Let This Halloween Give You a Scare!
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerTis’ the season for tricks and treats! Are you feeling uneasy with the haunting holiday of sweets approaching? Between keeping candy by the front door for the tricker-or-treaters and perhaps your own trick-or-treaters bringing home a pillow case full of sweets, this is an important time of the year to practice mindful eating. No need…
It’s No Trick—Have a Treat!
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerHalloween—it’s probably one of the least likely times of the year that you want to interact with a nutrition professional. But if you’ve been traveling down the mindful eating road with me, I can guarantee you that you can handle this holiday AND enjoy some candy too! Halloween can be tricky because let’s be honest,…
Make it a Healthy Halloween!
/3 Comments/by Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDEWhen you think of Halloween, the first few things that come to mind are probably costumes, trick or treating, pumpkin carving, and of course TONS of candy and sweets. It’s the only night of the year where we can transform ourselves into any character of choice (and not be labeled as crazy). And of course…
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